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These questions had the administrative circles abuzz. TOI has pieced together the chain of events that led to the most sensational surrender of a Maoist leader in Bengal. It all started more than a year ago - July 2010, when the Left Front government announced its rehab offer for Maoists. For officers on the field, the instruction was clear - the government had heeded to their request for a surrender package and they had to show results.&amp;nbsp;
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Marshall was the first choice. A Dalma squad leader and one of the first Maoist recruits, he was named in the 2003 ambush of seven policemen in Bandwan but had been dumped by the rebels in 2007 for his reported &amp;quot;ideological deviation&amp;quot;. He was itching to get back at his former comrades after being shown the door. He first came in contact with the Jharkhand government-sponsored anti-Maoist forum and later with an IPS officer in West Midnapore. Marshall was ready to work for police - and he did - but he was surprisingly reluctant to accept the surrender proposal.&amp;nbsp;
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&amp;quot;Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009,&amp;quot; a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been &amp;quot;missing&amp;quot; for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police &amp;quot;safe house.&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;
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&amp;quot;Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009,&amp;quot; a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been &amp;quot;missing&amp;quot; for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police &amp;quot;safe house.&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;
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This isn&#039;t new to Bengal. It&#039;s said another elderly Maoist ideologue was cared for in a police safe house until he died of a chronic ailment. Marshall, on his part, was well aware of the extent to which he could cash in on the Jagori bait. He held on to her in such a manner that it led to a delicate and protracted &amp;quot;negotiation&amp;quot; which continued for more than 11 months. Whether Jagori gave herself up to police or whether Marshall tipped police of her movements may always remain a mystery.
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Jagori Baske&#039;s dramatic surrender before chief minister Mamata Banerjee recently has only added to the mystery that has surrounded the dreaded Maoist for most of her life.&amp;nbsp;
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When exactly did she surrender? Was it before the last assembly polls? Did Kolkata police play a crucial role? How were Jagori and her husband, Maoist comrade Rajaram Soren, clad in crisp battle fatigues if they were on the run for months? And what is the role of renegade Maoist Gurucharan Kisku alias Marshall, Jagori&#039;s mentor?&amp;nbsp;
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These questions had the administrative circles abuzz. TOI has pieced together the chain of events that led to the most sensational surrender of a Maoist leader in Bengal. It all started more than a year ago - July 2010, when the Left Front government announced its rehab offer for Maoists. For officers on the field, the instruction was clear - the government had heeded to their request for a surrender package and they had to show results.&amp;nbsp;
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Marshall was the first choice. A Dalma squad leader and one of the first Maoist recruits, he was named in the 2003 ambush of seven policemen in Bandwan but had been dumped by the rebels in 2007 for his reported &amp;quot;ideological deviation&amp;quot;. He was itching to get back at his former comrades after being shown the door. He first came in contact with the Jharkhand government-sponsored anti-Maoist forum and later with an IPS officer in West Midnapore. Marshall was ready to work for police - and he did - but he was surprisingly reluctant to accept the surrender proposal.&amp;nbsp;
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Marshall sensed that his steadfast refusal may trigger a bitter conflict with his police &amp;quot;handlers&amp;quot;. Police, too, realised that they were the only ones protecting him from his former comrades. Marshall then played his trump card. He assured his handlers of a prized catch - Jagori, the feared guerrilla he had groomed. Jagori had been fiercely loyal to Marshall ever since she left her home in Purulia&#039;s Bakdoba village as a 16-year-old. Even in the Maoist fold, she had to pay a price for her devotion to her mentor even after he was expelled. Despite her &amp;quot;brilliance&amp;quot; in guerrilla tactics, her party didn&#039;t hesitate to throw her out for her continued relation with Marshall. Deserted by her party and hounded by police, Jagori was in dire straits with her month-old infant when Marshall once again surfaced in her life offering help.&amp;nbsp;
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&amp;quot;Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009,&amp;quot; a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been &amp;quot;missing&amp;quot; for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police &amp;quot;safe house.&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;
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Marshall sensed that his steadfast refusal may trigger a bitter conflict with his police &amp;quot;handlers&amp;quot;. Police, too, realised that they were the only ones protecting him from his former comrades. Marshall then played his trump card. He assured his handlers of a prized catch - Jagori, the feared guerrilla he had groomed. Jagori had been fiercely loyal to Marshall ever since she left her home in Purulia&#039;s Bakdoba village as a 16-year-old. Even in the Maoist fold, she had to pay a price for her devotion to her mentor even after he was expelled. Despite her &amp;quot;brilliance&amp;quot; in guerrilla tactics, her party didn&#039;t hesitate to throw her out for her continued relation with Marshall. Deserted by her party and hounded by police, Jagori was in dire straits with her month-old infant when Marshall once again surfaced in her life offering help.&amp;nbsp;
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&amp;quot;Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009,&amp;quot; a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been &amp;quot;missing&amp;quot; for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police &amp;quot;safe house.&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;
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This isn&#039;t new to Bengal. It&#039;s said another elderly Maoist ideologue was cared for in a police safe house until he died of a chronic ailment. Marshall, on his part, was well aware of the extent to which he could cash in on the Jagori bait. He held on to her in such a manner that it led to a delicate and protracted &amp;quot;negotiation&amp;quot; which continued for more than 11 months. Whether Jagori gave herself up to police or whether Marshall tipped police of her movements may always remain a mystery.
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Jagori Baske&#039;s dramatic surrender before chief minister Mamata Banerjee recently has only added to the mystery that has surrounded the dreaded Maoist for most of her life.&amp;nbsp;





When exactly did she surrender? Was it before the last assembly polls? Did Kolkata...&#039;
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Jagori Baske's dramatic surrender before chief minister Mamata Banerjee recently has only added to the mystery that has surrounded the dreaded Maoist for most of her life.&nbsp;





When exactly did she surrender? Was it before the last assembly polls? Did Kolkata...'
$disp = '<div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">Jagori Baske's dramatic surrender before chief minister Mamata Banerjee recently has only added to the mystery that has surrounded the dreaded Maoist for most of her life.&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">When exactly did she surrender? Was it before the last assembly polls? Did Kolkata police play a crucial role? How were Jagori and her husband, Maoist comrade Rajaram Soren, clad in crisp battle fatigues if they were on the run for months? And what is the role of renegade Maoist Gurucharan Kisku alias Marshall, Jagori's mentor?&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">These questions had the administrative circles abuzz. TOI has pieced together the chain of events that led to the most sensational surrender of a Maoist leader in Bengal. It all started more than a year ago - July 2010, when the Left Front government announced its rehab offer for Maoists. For officers on the field, the instruction was clear - the government had heeded to their request for a surrender package and they had to show results.&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">Marshall was the first choice. A Dalma squad leader and one of the first Maoist recruits, he was named in the 2003 ambush of seven policemen in Bandwan but had been dumped by the rebels in 2007 for his reported &quot;ideological deviation&quot;. He was itching to get back at his former comrades after being shown the door. He first came in contact with the Jharkhand government-sponsored anti-Maoist forum and later with an IPS officer in West Midnapore. Marshall was ready to work for police - and he did - but he was surprisingly reluctant to accept the surrender proposal.&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">Marshall sensed that his steadfast refusal may trigger a bitter conflict with his police &quot;handlers&quot;. Police, too, realised that they were the only ones protecting him from his former comrades. Marshall then played his trump card. He assured his handlers of a prized catch - Jagori, the feared guerrilla he had groomed. Jagori had been fiercely loyal to Marshall ever since she left her home in Purulia's Bakdoba village as a 16-year-old. Even in the Maoist fold, she had to pay a price for her devotion to her mentor even after he was expelled. Despite her &quot;brilliance&quot; in guerrilla tactics, her party didn't hesitate to throw her out for her continued relation with Marshall. Deserted by her party and hounded by police, Jagori was in dire straits with her month-old infant when Marshall once again surfaced in her life offering help.&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">&quot;Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009,&quot; a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been &quot;missing&quot; for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police &quot;safe house.&quot;&nbsp;</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div><div style="text-align: justify">This isn't new to Bengal. It's said another elderly Maoist ideologue was cared for in a police safe house until he died of a chronic ailment. Marshall, on his part, was well aware of the extent to which he could cash in on the Jagori bait. He held on to her in such a manner that it led to a delicate and protracted &quot;negotiation&quot; which continued for more than 11 months. Whether Jagori gave herself up to police or whether Marshall tipped police of her movements may always remain a mystery.</div><div style="text-align: justify"><br /></div>'
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Maoist couple surrender: The real story by Caesar Mandal

Jagori Baske's dramatic surrender before chief minister Mamata Banerjee recently has only added to the mystery that has surrounded the dreaded Maoist for most of her life.  When exactly did she surrender? Was it before the last assembly polls? Did Kolkata police play a crucial role? How were Jagori and her husband, Maoist comrade Rajaram Soren, clad in crisp battle fatigues if they were on the run for months? And what is the role of renegade Maoist Gurucharan Kisku alias Marshall, Jagori's mentor?  These questions had the administrative circles abuzz. TOI has pieced together the chain of events that led to the most sensational surrender of a Maoist leader in Bengal. It all started more than a year ago - July 2010, when the Left Front government announced its rehab offer for Maoists. For officers on the field, the instruction was clear - the government had heeded to their request for a surrender package and they had to show results.  Marshall was the first choice. A Dalma squad leader and one of the first Maoist recruits, he was named in the 2003 ambush of seven policemen in Bandwan but had been dumped by the rebels in 2007 for his reported "ideological deviation". He was itching to get back at his former comrades after being shown the door. He first came in contact with the Jharkhand government-sponsored anti-Maoist forum and later with an IPS officer in West Midnapore. Marshall was ready to work for police - and he did - but he was surprisingly reluctant to accept the surrender proposal.  Marshall sensed that his steadfast refusal may trigger a bitter conflict with his police "handlers". Police, too, realised that they were the only ones protecting him from his former comrades. Marshall then played his trump card. He assured his handlers of a prized catch - Jagori, the feared guerrilla he had groomed. Jagori had been fiercely loyal to Marshall ever since she left her home in Purulia's Bakdoba village as a 16-year-old. Even in the Maoist fold, she had to pay a price for her devotion to her mentor even after he was expelled. Despite her "brilliance" in guerrilla tactics, her party didn't hesitate to throw her out for her continued relation with Marshall. Deserted by her party and hounded by police, Jagori was in dire straits with her month-old infant when Marshall once again surfaced in her life offering help.  "Jagori never indulged in anti-party activities, ever, but she could never completely alienate herself from Marshall. It was a tough dilemma. We were contemplating taking her back in 2009," a senior Maoist leader had told TOI some time ago. This leader has been "missing" for the past year but if sources are to be believed, he is recuperating from a critical ailment in a police "safe house."  This isn't new to Bengal. It's said another elderly Maoist ideologue was cared for in a police safe house until he died of a chronic ailment. Marshall, on his part, was well aware of the extent to which he could cash in on the Jagori bait. He held on to her in such a manner that it led to a delicate and protracted "negotiation" which continued for more than 11 months. Whether Jagori gave herself up to police or whether Marshall tipped police of her movements may always remain a mystery.